Ensuring enviromental stewardship and sustainability through collaboration and innovation are key to our businesses longterm vision. We are proud to be leaders in aquaculture research and innovation. Below we describe some of the groundbreaking research we have lead or collaborated.

Research in action

 
 

Grant Research:

Project Title: Sustainable expansion of the live marine baitfish industry: economic and ecological considerations of pinfish.
Date: July 2014-June 2017
Funding Agency: NOAA Saltonstall Kennedy
Role: Primary Investigator (PI)

Project Title: Determination of IRL Pathogenic Bacterial Impacts on the East Coast Florida Aquaculture Industry.
Date: July 2016- June 2017
Funding Agency: FAU Special License Plate Program, Aquaculture
Role: collaborator/sub-contractor

Project Title: Development of a hormonal implant for small, less than 1kg, marine finfish broodstock to enhance reproduction.
Date: Sept 2017- May 2018
Funding Agency: USDA Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Award, Phase I
Role: Primary Investigator (PI)

Project Title: Non-targent species effects of four mosquito treatments on the marine aquatic food web
Date: July 2108-June 2019
Funding Agency: Florida Department of Ag and Consumer Services, Mosquito Control
Role: Co-investiator (Co-I)

Project Title: Commercialization of a hormone implant to facilitate maturation and spawning in fish
Date: Sept 2019- Aug 2021
Funding Agency: USDA SBIR, Phase II
Role: Primary Investigator (PI)

Project Title: Non-targent species effects of four mosquito treatments on the marine aquatic food web
Date: July 2109-June 2020
Funding Agency: Florida Department of Ag and Consumer Services, Mosquito Control
Role: Co-investiator (Co-I)

Project Title: Commercialization potential of northern (Mercenaria mercenaria) vs. hybrid (M. mercenaria x M. campechiensis) hard clams: grow-out and shelf-life performance
Dates: Feb 2020- Jan 2021
Funding Agency: Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission
Role: Administration

Project Title: Rapid diagnostic testing for marine velvet disease, Amyloodinium ocellatum: a potential game changer for disease prevention and economic gain for fisheries and aquaculture
Dates: Sept 2021- Feb 2022
Funding Agency: NOAA
Role: Principle Investigator (PI)

 

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